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Posted by Richard May (Member # 2627) on 03-16-2019, 04:48 PM:
I just got a used 650 to replace a problematic one. This one wakes up in P2 even though the dip switches are all off. It stays in P2 whether or not the C/O cable is hooked up from the Kinoton. When I hook up the cable, which works fine on the old 650, it still stays in P2 regardless of the projector I switch to. I just saw that there are 2 jumpers on the bottom board for internal C/O switching. I'm going to try those.
Posted by Jim Cassedy (Member # 4115) on 03-16-2019, 11:01 PM:
Try disconnecting everything from the 9pin "Motor Start"
connector on the back of te unit. Those sometimes had a
jumper installed which would do this.
Take a piece of wire or a clip lead & short pins 2 & 5 and
see if it switches to P1 when U do this.
(If I recall, the CP650 is shipped with 9pin plug with pins
! & 5 jumpered which would force it to P2 "permanently"
If that works, than the problem is with your wiring.
Posted by Sean McKinnon (Member # 612) on 03-18-2019, 07:21 AM:
I could be mistaken but I thought the included 9 pin jumper only jumped the motor start signal for p1 to ground to enable SR-D playback from a single machine system?
Posted by Richard May (Member # 2627) on 03-18-2019, 09:11 AM:
Hey Jim. I already had my C/O cable disconnected from the back. It doesn't matter anyway. I pulled out the CAT772 and someone took off the C/O jumpers and tried to solder the pins. In the process, they melted the board a bit. I just took a board from an old CP 650 that was laying around for parts.
Posted by Jim Cassedy (Member # 4115) on 03-18-2019, 09:53 AM:
Yes, Sean, you're absolutely right. I must have been suffering from momentary
mental dyslexia when I was typing that, and got P1 & P2 mixed up. The shorting plug
that comes with the unit would force P1 on the 650 for single projector (platter) operation.
. . and a quick check of the manual confirms this:

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